02-17-2019, 02:19 PM
The idea of using these machines for monitoring purposes will be easily accepted as long as
the established media push it in their light-weight playful terms.
As Mystic pointed out, the public actually pay to have devices that track their habits and listen
into their privacy. A few decades ago, we'd have laughed at the idea.
The whole concept is demeaning to women and it's so apparent by the lack of protest to these
articles, that most of what we discuss is media-driven and probably approved by the LGBTQ
community.
If men wish to stick their dicks into -what equates to a doe-eyed hard-drive with channel-knobs
stuck on its cover, then I'm sure it leaves spaces in the social forums for those who like to wear
neon paint at rallies and shriek that lesbianism will save Mother Earth.
Stick a pair of inflated rubber-gloves on an Amazon Alexa and eh presto, you've got one of these
lust depositories.
Caveat -(Other CIA listening-bugs are also available)
the established media push it in their light-weight playful terms.
As Mystic pointed out, the public actually pay to have devices that track their habits and listen
into their privacy. A few decades ago, we'd have laughed at the idea.
The whole concept is demeaning to women and it's so apparent by the lack of protest to these
articles, that most of what we discuss is media-driven and probably approved by the LGBTQ
community.
If men wish to stick their dicks into -what equates to a doe-eyed hard-drive with channel-knobs
stuck on its cover, then I'm sure it leaves spaces in the social forums for those who like to wear
neon paint at rallies and shriek that lesbianism will save Mother Earth.
Stick a pair of inflated rubber-gloves on an Amazon Alexa and eh presto, you've got one of these
lust depositories.
Caveat -(Other CIA listening-bugs are also available)
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.